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Huntsville City Schools partners with Huntsville Hospital to hold vaccine clinic for students ages 12 and older

Those who wish to receive the vaccine must register online beforehand and walk-ins will not be accepted.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Huntsville City Schools is holding a COVID vaccination clinic in partnership with Huntsville Hospital for students ages 12 and older ahead of the 2021 school year.

The first doses will be given to students on Thursday, June 24, and the second doses will be given to students on July 15.

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“Our goal is for every eligible student who wishes to receive the vaccine to have the ability to do so,” said HCS Superintendent Christie Finley. “We are grateful to Huntsville Hospital for their support and collaboration in removing barriers for our children.” 

Students under the age of 14 must have a parent or guardian present at the clinic to receive the vaccine. Everyone who receives the vaccine must show a legal form of ID, including a driver's license, passport, non-drivers ID, or a birth certificate.

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Additionally, participants must sign a consent form before receiving the vaccine.

Those who wish to receive the vaccine must register online beforehand and walk-ins will not be accepted.

Registration slots are available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are unable to attend the clinic, the district encourages you to view vaccine availability information on Huntsville Hospital's website.

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